Select the option that spots the error in the use of preposition in the given sentence: Deepa and Seema are both good with running, but Deepa is also good at catching the ball and throwing it to the right corner in time.

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The phrase 'good with running' is incorrect because the correct preposition to use with 'good' and an activity (gerund) is 'at'. The correct phrase should be 'good at running'. The other prepositional uses in the sentence are correct: 'good at catching the ball', 'throwing it to the right corner', and 'in time' are all appropriate. Therefore, the error lies in 'good with running'.

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